Frage von Karersee:
Is it bad when you edit his shots so that the sky is completely white?
Should you avoid white skies?
Antwort von shodushitanaka:
White looks dead from the sky. If the white without any subscription = ausgefressen is, does the shit ... prefer a dim, still drawing it to have, just before "white" ... if this does not work (for example, the foreground will be too dark) with the course of filtering the gray sky a little dim.
Antwort von Markus:
Is it bad when you edit his shots so that the sky is completely white? Bad for whom or what? I mean, if you can find beautiful white sky or your work artistically rather be (perhaps synonymous s / w?), Then of course you can work with those funds.
Should you avoid white skies? In normal everyday movie no question: Yes, you should avoid white skies. And if the contrast between heaven and earth is too big (what an allusion!), Then put a gray-filter, to selectively abzudunkeln the sky.
Cross-reference:
Filter effects such as videos (polarizer, ND filter, etc.)
Antwort von B.DeKid:
See
this similar question or problem.
;-)
In SinCity saw a sky so but ok from ;-)
